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Re: How do you remove the seat on a Pride Jett 2 electric...
On all the pride chairs that I have worked on, you just rotate the seat from straight ahead a little to unlock it, and then pull up while turning it back and forth.
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Walter on the Jazzy try pressing the on/off button twice to unlock Hope this helps You can go to pridemobility.com to download a users manual Hope this helps you
Many power wheelchair controllers are able to be programmed for speed, acceleration etc. There is normally a separate programmer that you need to plug ino the the power wheelchair. Your supplier should have one of these.
If you do not know your local supplier, have a look on the manufacturers website. If it is pride mobility, then try www.pridemobility.com.
Look in your owners manual for the flash code anwser. Make sure when you hit the power button you only touch it for 1 sec not more. If you press the power button for more the 2-3 seconds you place the power chair in LOCK OUT mode. lights will flash and not power. also check your free wheel levers. one on each moter. Mike
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There are two levers just under the seat at the
front. Pull the forward and to right to lock position, which will release the
gear so that the wheelchair can be move about without any electric power. Bear
in mind though that releases the gear, still too heavy to push as normal
wheelchair. Give a go, to find out for yourself.
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